Despite signing four new players, Real Madrid are still in the market for more reinforcements while there will be some departures as well.Veterans Luka Modric and Lucas Vazquez have left after the

Elliott has proven himself to be a hugely talented footballer throughout his time at Liverpool, being hailed as a ‘ top player ‘ by Alan Shearer and starring for his country when they retained their European under-21 crown last month, scoring four goals in the knockout phase en route to the trophy.

Liverpool are navigating their biggest transfer window ever, so here are all their signings, exits and loans confirmed in summer 2025.

Liverpool’s ambition under Arne Slot shows no signs of slowing down after a triumphant Premier League-winning campaign. On the latest Daily Red Podcast, Dave Hendrick laid bare the scale of the club’s transfer ambitions,

The report outlines that Unai Emery’s men have emerged as ‘strong contenders’ to sign Elliott this summer, with the Villans losing both Marco Asensio and Marcus Rashford at the end of the 2024-25 season. TEAMtalk also shared that the Villans have now ‘initiated contact’ with Liverpool to try and get his transfer to Villa Park over the line.

Liverpool have already spent over £180million in the summer transfer window but aren't slowing down, with eyes on a striker and a centre-back at a rival Premier League side

A report from Spanish outlet Defensa Central this week has said that European heavyweights Real Madrid are exploring the possibility of signing Alexis Mac Allister. Now, Liverpool fans have taken to the comments section of the club’s Instagram to ask why the Argentine has not been pictured in training.

According to the Mirror, United are set to bank around £7.2m due to inserting a 20 per cent sell-on clause when selling Carreras to Benfica last summer. The left-back has since moved to the Santiago Bernabeu for a fee believed to be in the region of £43m.

Liverpool have reportedly 'submitted a record bid' for Newcastle United star Alexander Isak, while their sixth summer signing hinges on one condition.

Even on a net basis, the 12 European clubs have already spent more than their collective Club World Cup earnings on transfers.